Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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V2.0
INSTALLATION
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Just open the file Excel2LaTeX.xla in Excel. Then you will have an additional
menu item in your 'Tools' menu and a new Toolbar with one button on it.
If you plan to use the program frequently you can save it in your addin
directory and add it with tools/add-in. This way it will be loaded whenever
excel is opened.
USAGE
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Just select the table to convert and hit the button. You will be given the
option to save the result to a file, or send it to the clipboard (so you can
paste it on your Latex editor).
ANNOTATIONS
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* Bold and italic are regognized as long as whole cell is in bold or italic.
* Alignment formats (right,left,center) will be recognized for the whole
column (not for individual cells)
* Font sizes are not supported, because they are handled completely different in
TeX
* Mutlicolumn cells are supported. For this you have to merge the cells
in excel using the format/cells menu and selecting the alignment tab. Note
however
that cells merged across rows will not be handled properly.
* To keep the macro reasonably fast, only the characters $ and % are
converted to the LaTeX makros \$ and \%.
* You can put additional LaTeX formatting commands in the Excel cells, so you
don't have to edit the output, if you want some special chars or formats.
* The default file name for export is the name of the selected range (if it has
one),
otherwise it will be the active excel worksheet.
COPYRIGHT
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Excel2Latex is freeware, that means you can freely use and distribute it.
�1996-2001 by Joachim Marder an
CONTACT
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JAM Software
Joachim Marder
S�dallee 35
54290 Trier
Germany
E-Mail: marder@jam-software.com
CHANGES
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Version 2.0: Released on 21 Jul 2001
This version is based on modifications by Germ�n Ria�o
* Graphical user interface
* The LATeX code can be copied to clipboard and then pasted into you editor.
* Better handling of multicolum cells
* doublelines on top border are now handled